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South Etki,orn Conf comnnuy.

The Secretary OF State has igaued Ger.
tiiicats Of incorporation 10 the South Elk.
horn Coal Company Tor tho purpose OF
mining and selling coal; Of manufacturing
iron and steal, &C., whose principal office
ehall be. at Branwell, Mercer county. The
atock subscribed and paid in is five hun
bred dollars, with the privilege OF increas-
ing to $500, The incorporators arc rs
follows: Il. n. Sill, VIM. @. Watt, S. w.
Cotton, Jr.. J. S. Clark, and A. G. Dennis
ton, all OF Philadelphia. 3!
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DEATH oFDn. WEST,

an Old and iPromlaen. Physician OF st.
4 .i, y ,Clnirsvtlle Done. I, y r, A.
Special Dipa.eh to he Inttllioenet,. II
a ST. CLAlRsvlLLR, ONO. June 30.--Dr.
Henry West died this morning, aged IS.
He had been sick two weeks. The funeral
will take place at ! o'clock Saturday.
DR.. Henry West was born in 'JelTeron
county, Ohio, April s, 1910. He studied
medicine at Mt. Pleasant, under Dr.. WI.
liam Hamilton, and in 1881 removed to
Bridgeport and began the practice Of his
profession. In 1885 he attended medical
college at Cincinnati, where he graduated.
In 1871 he removed to st. Clairsyille,
where he hiss lived and practicsd medi.
cine eince, carrying on the drug, book and
hardware businesses with his sons. In 1862
ho was appointed surgeon oil tho 0S.h
Ohio volunteers and served with 1t In
the field about eighteen months. He
represented Belmont county in the
Legislature 9 in 1888 0, and Harri.
con and Belmont counties In the
Senate In 1867. He was also Mayor Of
St. Clsirsville for several terms. lie was
man Of strong convictions and determin.
ed purposes, and the people Of st. Olairs.
vile arc more indebted to him for the 70.
tention OF the county seat than to any
other person, Upon that subject he was
indelatigable. He wan married three times,
first to Agnes A. Kirkwood, in 1885; next
TO Agnes Parker, In 1868, and then 10
Mary J.Douslass, In 1867. In the three
families there woso nineteen children,
fourteen Of which are etill living. 4.
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ABOUT sNATURALS.vGAS.
ruEFUEL HERE AND NJ I. ELSEWHERE !.
An Exports Views on tho Ohio and Indiana
Ficlds-No Wells there like those which
Supply whsciing-Finiiay's Field
4 Overrated md .Ovsrworked.

Mr.. s. N. Ross, ex.superintendent Of
tho Wheeling Natural Gas Company, ar.
rived in the city last evening on visit OF
several weeks to his family. He has been
all over the Ohio and Indiana fields, and
was present at the celebration at Findlay.
He expectsto loeaseat Indianapolis, where
one or two companies rre about to com.
mence work on pips Rneu to bring gas to
the city from distance Of from II to 20
miles. Mr.. Roas probably knows uu much
about natural gas IS any man living, hay.
ing spent his lie in the oil fields as well
and pipe line Superintendent, and for aey.
eral years has been actively employed III
piping gas.
An INTELLldRNcER reporter asked him
Last night what he thought OF tho Ohio
field, and especially Of Findlay. 6#aG
"The Lima field, said Mr.. Ross, (which
is the Findlay field, Is oyerrated and over.
worked. Tho wells arc moderately pro.
ductive. There Is not one In the field
which will compare with one OF the
Hickory wells from which Wheeling geta
her gas. Why, q man out there told me
thoy drove wooden plug in the hole
wi.h'a Bledse hammer, and the gas blew
1t over the top Of the derrick in few
seconds. They thought that was ire.
mendous force. Why, at one of these
wells out here I undertook to hold q plug
in with a crowbar, and 1t bent the crow
bur-" .3t 3 .,j.t 5' N
s"How is the gas for quality?" % II
ut has one scrioua draw back, Its often
sive odor. 1t Ia the nsstiest smell imagi
nable. The night OF tho big Jubilee In
Findlay tho escaping gas made my head
ache" .1ia2T1 s%
"s Fl1dlay's boom substantial? ?"
mo, sir; l call 1t might sweat boom
The bottom was falling out, and some
thing had 10 be done. So a Cincinnati!
syndicate operating in real estate there
got up tho jubilee" G}6f
"Has Findlay the 10000 population she
10000! She has somewhere between
1000 and 13.0O0." ,is,g ~
"How about the Indiana gas?"
Ut has not the rank smell Of the Ohio
gas, and some OF the wells approach TIT
Hickory, ones in pressure, though they DE-
not equal them. Their gas is, If anything
better than ours "a an illuminant. Il
makes a brighter blaze and loss smoke
As o fuel it ia not bit better. There Ia {
great trouble all over that section OF thu
country--Findlay having offered every
body ires gas, oil comers expect 1t fret
Everywhere" Ta1i4.4iNG. Il.
"Do you see any superior advantage II
the Ohio field over Wheeling rs location
Tor new manufactures ~ :.
"Quite the contrary. Your cheap tranH
portatlon by river and other facilitie!
place Wheeling far ahead Of towns llk,
Findlay." -s2.s. 49,
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RIVER NEWS.

% N g.
stage OF the: wator and 1oyomenta OF the
: ~ Bonfs. 4 y ,:2 =:
Il The Pittsburgh.U Cincinnati packet Katie
Stockdale, was casaht by the low water al
sewickley, ,whera ahs Is laid up. Her
freight was taken up to Pittsburgh by
tugs. n i " (, = Il
George Conn is holding the helm Of the
Lettie, Capt: Tommy Stewart hayin. rs.
signed last weok, to run on the Return,
which has gone to Pittsburgh to run be::
t#een there; and Charters. 81 3 - q
'""Ligs" Aumil!er, OF Rsciue, an cpri.
neer on the Pacific, has been put unde.
bail for loading down sassty yalye vhile
on the up trip, in the vicinity of Middle.
port. John Bu.dert, Of Midd!eport, mas
the complainant. 9l
X The CIV. sBatchelor! will have an 3e *
cussicn party from 9Steubenvllle on the
4th of July.eI II navigation is not resumed
In the meantime abe will then proceed TO
Point Pleasant, where Eho vii. DO docEed
AND oyefhsu!od. Ed ~ !, Si,!jSss
The river Is still falling at this point and
navigation is almost likely to be euapen-'
ded at any hour. Last night the marks
indicated a}depthiin the channe! of orlv
feet 7 inchea, At pittaburrh, with tba
Davis Island dam UP, there is 4 8 h feet
and the river is. Of courae rising slowly.
Atall pointa above there the rivers are
reported stationary. 3;i5 4 .s.@
The question is frequently asked will
tners ever be another line OF heats in the
Pittsburgh and st. Louis trade, and It is
easier asked than answered. .s There II
'eason to believe that two or three 81 the
light Kind Of boats under proper manage:
nent' would have dona well the mast
'pring In that trade. No steamboat or
Inc OF steamboats, can prosper unless
here 10 proper management, and this can !
'nly be secured by putting the right men |
y the right place.-Pi!hburgh Commercial
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Carried oil two Prixpg.

Chsrles and Ferd Wingerter, cons OF the
late Dr.. Wingerter, returned yesterday
from college ct Fordham, N. Y. The
former graduated this week, and won two
price, purse Of S50in gold and gold
medal, one for an essay On Education"
and the other for hia attainments in the
natural sciences. Fred goea back at the
opening Of the next scholastic year. Z.
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TO THE SEA SHORE.
Via tho Picturesque Is. 4 q. to Atlantic City
20 80 1nn f,nu., Nav sIply .f-t1 s9si ~

Via tho Picturesque Is. 4 q. to Atlantic City
and Cape May, July l.. IS: 81.
Tho Baltimore & Ohio signalizes lis en-
trance into Philadelphia. by an excursion
Thursday, July I, to Atlantic City and
Cape May, the most noted seaside resorts
in the country. This is the grapdeat .e1-
cursion eyer offered to \ ths public, in
.yolvipg q ride over the 'Picturesque line
Of America" along tho beautiful Poto-
mac, through historic Harpers Ferry,
Washington, D. O., Baltimore and Phila.
delphia, and at rates within the reach OF
everyone who enjoys travelling. Train Of
Parlor Cars and East Lake Coaches will
leave Depot, Wheeling, ". Va, at 5:00a.
NJ, arriving in Philadelphia at S:45 P. NJ.
Next day passengers will leave on any
regular train for Atlantic City or Cape
May. Tickets will be good tor ten days,
with atep-oa privilege at Washington
City returning. Fare Tor round trip
$40 90. v a 5,.53.'is'A
z For further information apply to Agents
u Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad, or to 3f'56
7; ig. Z. D. SMITH,
Div, Pass. Agent, Pittsburgh, Pa,
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GLASS AND IRON.
Tho Usual July Itcst OF tho Giassworkcrs.
..- LE..Nnslr- or Tho ScnIs. r,-t#Hl we. ...

.-l5 r. Tho Scale.
The welcome nsws Was received here
yesterday that the Amalgama!ed Asso.
citation scale for the ensuing year had
been signed. The mill scsles for the con-
Germs Of Wheeling and vicinity have not
yet been received, but IRE. expected to.
day. Mr.. ". N. Linch, member Of the
Wage Committee, received telegram
from President Weihe late yesterday az
ternoon notifying him that the scale had
been accepted, and instructing him to
have work continued undor the old scale
until the new one arrives. Mr.. Whitaker,
who Is in Pittsburgh, telegraphsd his mill
committee 10 continue work. &
Ths glass houses shut down atmidnight
for thirty days. This stop comes very op-
portunely this year, II the present hot
weather is 10 continue through Jnly. The
window glass worketa over the river rest
sixty days instead Of thirty, IS q
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Natural Gas Stock,
'H+ NIa ANAtuihA Aub StCVks srI.l
Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph. 5

IHES0HTyH Ch10Hlcle 1tt1raph. Us
Said well-known businesa man to.
day: ut is curious that in the iaca Of the
facts that the Wheeling Natural Gas Com.
penywiii have for this month larger in
come from sales Of gas than for any month
since 1t began business, and that its wells
in Hopswell townsbip-the Donaldson,
the Davis and the Hamilton wells-sre
the strongest outside Of G,apeville, the
market price of it's stock continues to drop
of. Perhaps If the compsny would stop
paying dividends Its stock would adj.
yance!" a., + = 4. 7s,sf. s
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An old and Prominent Physician OF st.
BS.g n, sCinirsytlle Done. sS n. Il.
Special Di,pa.eh to he nlttllieenetv. il , ,;'5
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Mountain BrcCzcs,

There ia no more beautiful spot in Gil
the picturesque mountain region than
Mt. Lake Park. This favored resort is be.
coming more populsr every year, and the
Mt. Lake Park Hotc! was never so well
equipped to give tho best Of entertainment
to its guests. Mr.. Fl. Fl. Van Meter is al
ways glad to hear from those desiring ac-
commodatious. 2 i'aas5 -
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The Wheeling Company.

The Wheeling Natural Gas Company
will locate two new we'll next week. Sec
Rotary L. e. Williams and Superintendent
McGrcw, Of this company, will start this
morning to make o pedestrian tour along
the pipe line, inspecting it as they 20.
They desire to secure personal knowledge,
supplementary to the Line Wslkers' re-.
rprtu ... F-.g !.
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Tho West Virginia Comrnny.

spudding will be commenced next week
on The Yves! Virginia Natural Gas Com.
pany'a No. /, on the Hutchisou farm in
Washington county. This well is locstsd
about 800 feet northeast Of McMannis l.
A rig Is alao being erected Tor this CON.
pany on the Noble farm, south OF McN1an.
mis- 2, ,E.s OK! s- p n
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The Washington, Pa, Mor.ing Rerit,u ia
not being published this week. The office
10 being moved and a new dress is beip Q
received. The publishers promise a
"daisy" paper when 1t ahall make its re.
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Capital Prize, Sl5O,OOO. +.

are Ton Dollars only. yyo,yoe
80. Fifths. o.. .Tenths, ST, IL A' ~
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DIV. W.
Sewer pipa Is being laid on the sauare for tho
fountain that ig 70 be. 80 -
MI. lev Baiielle yesterday received word that
PTS mother was lying at the point Of death. IS !
, Mr. and Mrs L. G. Battelle are spending part Of
their honeymoon down the river at Newport =
AZ, Key q KIng aad Jeha
iornia. . ~, - t 10y :
Belmont street Is all torn mp. preparing for nav.
snE: The city has not yet begun lhecurbiag al he
The coloied Odd Fellows went to tho demoustra.
their friends went along. ''4A ''' VI
The Cleveland Pittsburgh railroad has ms,o
an excellent crossing at the end OF tho Union ttrcct
with fire brick between. - l.t' s'o 'p'
,HGhn az acGosmicE has returned from California
died at Los Angeles Of consumption. tS teeu1y
M,s. johnson will hayo charge Of tho boarding
n1a ,Rs,: AI;hSSsgh Mondays pc
want 70 buy tinner that day. The nicnic ntarfsas
g be tho biggest affair Of The kind in III eounty
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Commencing Sunday, June 5, and con,
tinuing every Sunday until lurthsr notice
the Baltimore 4 Ohio will cell excursion
tickets to Pittsburgh and return at low
rats Of 81 so, and to Washington, Pa, and
return at 81 co.. Trains leave at s and
$40 A. Nj, returning arrive at Z aud II: 10
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a FREE and easy. expectoretion ia pro.
duCed by q few doses OF Dr.J. Il. McLsan's
Tar Wine Lung Balm, in all cases OF
hoargenees, sore throat or difficulty Of
breathing. II Fl Il "a ~ 4
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Washington mud Loo University.

. We call attention to the advertisement,
IN another column, Of Washington and
Lee Universi.y, Lexington, Va. The
Academic Departments, as well as the
professional sohool0 of Law and Engineer.
ing, open Septemher IL. 3,;.ll g !. u.
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.i " ADMINISTRATORS NOTICES.
A ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

WHEELING, VA, J1ne !, 1851
The undersigned having been cIly qualified and
appointed Administrations Of the estate OF T.. J.
Stone Stone deceased, hereby notify all persons
holding claims aEsins' raid estate to pscsen. the
same same properly oes'lned, without delay; and ali
PERSONS indebted TO said estate 10 call and settle
inside Of thirty days.
$ i1 " Szl 81 5;t W. E. STONE,
1850 Main Street, Wheeling, W. Va
s.,iS5 III ]. T. STONE,
ie7:nAv ...L1oA Main Street. Wheeling. W. VI.
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STOCKS FOR SALE
FAReISl sAIE.

E,AESr1S FOR SALE.
Four Fipo Farms For sale-oue Of so Acres,
situate ha miles west OF Martins Ferry Ohio, ol
nv pleasant Pike, with fine Improvements and
choice fruits Of all kinds In abundance, well water
e ee ana hearty all in grain-cheap and on easy
;. One Of 100 Acres, sitpa.e eight miles ron
bridgeport on the Cadiz Pike, with good two story
oricE house and tine barn and other outbuildlugS,
with an abundance OF fruit OF all kinds.
Also, one OF 100 Acrcs, four miles from Bridge
port, Oh Wheeling Creek, south side OF National
road, with q splendid two.story irame dwelling
mouse i3,,s containing seven rooms hall and pantry
plenty 0! small fruit Of MI kinds.
Also. one OF II Acres, Situste ono mile west oil
% Clainvillc, O.. This Is considered ono Of the
dnest farms ~ Belmont county in every particular
rich soil, nlco location, and In splendid order.
PAu OF The above farms will be sold cheap and orr
easy terms. For particulars call on or address
- II n ~ . TO 4Gi25i = K. T. HOWELL,
III thg'fi lnEurnnce and Real Estate Agent,
!. mS23.Nw1P W. 1,--'ti-7-.f-f Bridgeport. Lhhs
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:, CoMs to the Grand Concert at Mason'n
Summer Garden, 22o7 Main street, on
Saturday evening. Musiu BY the Opera
House Brass Band, -, ~, ~ n. 500
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Moundsvil1o CnIup.

On and Eftsr July !, the Baltimore &
Ohio will run o special train to the
Moundsyille camp grounds, leaving
Wheeling at 6:l0 r. N. daily, except Sum
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Look out for the Knights Of pythiaa
Zarade Monday, July A. The Fifth Ohio
e Y, ent, Col onel sedgwick command ing,
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Address Registered Letters to r. III (
\. NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL DANR \,
49, l,Is}a y itEEddElHa New Orleans "a

HFMEhHER That tho presence al General,
~ chs L -an =, II. sesnIegard and kary VINO are
lutte fairness and integrity thai tAe cnances aro al
equal, and , mt no one can possibly divine what
ME a that the payment Of all Prizes /,
naNKs ~ IA M, I d ~ -FOUR !. NATIONAL
sigued BY tho President Of an Insiiutian h vs.
cnG,.ered rights are recognized in the hirhcT
COuS; therefore. beware Of any imitapohs o.
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THERE will be aregimentsl drill at the
fair grounds July at / 80 r. NJ. by the
Fifth Ohio regiment, uniform rank,
Knights OF Pythias, ig2:5s$ ,s,, e.
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]1'9 F3lzcs, amounting to.m..... s535 OO0
Application Tor rates TO clubs should hc rc,do
only 70 the office Of the Company In New Orleans
tos lnrthef Information wftte clearly, giving fail
address. POSTAL NOTES, Express Money ordeIs
OF ee MeW. aork Exchange In ordinary letter. Cur
~ N. A. DAUPHN,
or M. 4 n.upu1n New Orleans, La. 4.
WhrhtnrfnuN ~ '-silzat3
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Fourth OF Ju}y ar, the II. n.

- H 81 : HaT lea = "
The Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Com.
panT will cell round trip tickets to and
from MI all citations on its Trans. Ohio d.
"isiopa, including Pittsburgh, and to all
points on the 0olumbuu i; CinciSns I'll
Mldland Kaii'oad, including Cincinnati,
az one iare tor the round trip. Tickets
VIII 90 good going July, 2, s. and 4 and
J, % GOOD returning until July :, inclu-
There will be Fourth Of eJuly celeb,r:a.
lions at Columbus, Mount Vernon, Chi
cago Junction, Deshler,2 Zanesville, Ma.
panee, Blew Concord, Manefeld and other
points on the l!ne. Temperance picnic ut
Rurr's Mills. q The First Regiment, Ohio
National Guards, will be in camp at Wash.
ipgton 9. =. Tho races at Columbus
commence July 4. 4; "a
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. THERE will be a Grand Concert by tbs
Opera House Brsas Band 5ou Saturday
evening, at Maaon's Summer Garden, No.
2207 Main street. h 4 ID a
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Book BEER and Free Lunch, at Mrs.
,Walthsr's saloon, corner Twenty.aixth and
Ohapline streets, this evening. w. ia
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GRAND CONCEPT by the Opera House
Brass Band at Mason's Summer Garden,
22O7 Main street, Saturday evening. All
are invited. 1a!i57!',-,. - -
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: Book BEER and Free Lunch, at Mrs.
Walther's saloon, corner Twenty.sixth and
Chapline streets, this evening. s:
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roar,,, Of Jnlx Ex ,,,,I n, !, !

The Ohio River railroad will cell excur.
sion tickets to all stations on their road
JULY, and 1, returning good July S, in
cluaive, at one fare for the round trip. m
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTIONS !
W OVER HALE A MILLION DISTRIBUTED
louisiana State LOTTERY Cnmnan nv.

Incorporated in 1868 for Is Yeas BY the Lepisla.
ic H. q y @ and Charitable purposes, With
oVes $4,000 has since boon added. 81 - -
BY An overwhelming popular vote It's franchise
was made part Of the present State ConstItution
adopted December ID, A. D., ls7q, -" say ~
I, The only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed nv
the people Of any State. i h We - ~
II neter scales q poslpones. n
It's Grand Single Number Drawing. t.ke
place monthly, aud tho semi.AnnuaI Dnawines
regularly ever SIX months June and peceInhef;'
NJ, "A Splendid OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FOR.
TUNE seventh Grand Drawing, Glass G, In ne
T. 1ss7-soGth Monthly Drawing. -, = ~
Capital Prize, Sl5O,OOO.
pg- NoTlCE-Tickcts are Ton Dollars o,,y IY.,....
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An effort is being made to introduce tho
Westinghouse incandescent light system
in Fairmont. Over ono hundred lights
have been dubscribed for by citizens, aud
proposition is to be made tho Council
relative to using the lights in the etreets
in place Of the present asriug sputsering
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Publications..

WAsRisaTosi D. O., July l.--For West
Virginia. southetly. winds, lair! weather,
nearly stationary temperature. filts
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The Baltimore L Ohio railroad having
lost tho Pittsburgh & Western line, which
was cold at judicial sale for 81 100000 to
an Independent company last week, the
old Hempfeld project may be revived
and the projected line to cross at Coal
Centre be completed Eli.dbeth Herald.
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Tho men, especially the patriarchates,
marched we'll, and some OF the intricate
movements we're very nicely executed.
The Pittsburgh baud made good music, ss
did also the Etnaville band. A number
Of gorgeous banners were shown. The
Regimental officers and distinguished
guests rode in carriages in the rear Of the
procession. "a 5afgl.
A number OF houses were nicely decor.
ated along the line Of March, which ex-
tended as far north ss Seventh etrees and
south to Twenty.second. In spite Of the
scorching sun tho ranks held out better
than usual on such occasionB.
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Thernion oter Record

THERMOMETERS Record, RI
3 As reported by Christian schRepi, drug.
tgist, Opera House corner, yesterday:
" A. 4, Q 4. u. u v. .Sp.a, 7r.x.
Nj .Sso s,s52i So 35 9s' 9221 So 4